Bullying (Teenagers)

Practical, empathetic and diving to the heart of the matter, these books on bullying provide helpful advice and anecdotes to manage one of the worst anti-social behaviours: bullying. 

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Wonder (Part-fiction) by R J Palacio

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Thirteen Reasons Why (Fiction) by Jay Asher

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The Hundred Dresses (Fiction) by Eleanor Estes and Louis Slobodkin

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Blubber (Fiction) by Judy Blume

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